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On board the F2003 GA, this collectible original engine won the Constructors' and Drivers' Championships in one of the most competitive Formula 1 seasons in history. The F2003 GA is the 49th single-seater built by Ferrari to participate in the Formula 1 World Championship. Its ground breaking longitudinal rear engine, 10V 90°, with a capacity of 2997 cm3 and a maximum power output of 621 kW (845 hp) at 18,300 rpm, was the key to two major feats. With 8 different winners in the 16 events on the calendar, the F1 2003 season held its breath right up to the last round, when Michael Schumacher won the Suzuka race, becoming the most successful driver ever and bringing Scuderia Ferrari its fifth consecutive Constructors' title. A few days later, at the military airport of Grosseto, the same engine challenged pilot and astronaut Maurizio Chieli three times in the Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft, and in the first round covered an incredible 600 meters in 9.4 seconds. The F2003 GA engine is now a priceless collector's item, guaranteed by the certificate of origin signed by the Scuderia Ferrari Team Principal.

Details

Total capacity: 2997 cm3

Maximum power: 621 kW (845 hp) at 18,300 rpm

Specific power: 282 hp/l

Twin shaft, 4 valves per cylinder

Magneti Marelli electronic indirect injection power supply

Dry sump lubrication

Multi-plate clutch

Certificate of origin

Composition: 100% Steel

F2003 GA

6 TIMES 1ST PLACE

TWICE 3RD PLACE

WORLD

CONSTRUCTORS

MICHAEL SCHUMACHER

RUBENS BARRICHELLO

The Japanese GP 2003: On the 12th October of that year Scuderia Ferrari won the fifth consecutive World Constructors’ Championship and Michael Schumacher won his sixth world title and broke the record of five titles held by award-winning Argentine champion Juan Manuel Fangio.

WHEN THE F2003

TOOK ON THE EUROFIGHTER TYPHOON

On 11th December 2003 newly crowned World Champion Michael Schumacher decided to take on an unusual opponent in his F2003 GA: the Italian Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jet. A battle took place on the runway at Baccarini military airport in Grosseto, where two outstanding Italian names challenged each other over three different distances: 600, 900 and 1200 metres. At the controls of the jet sat Maurizio Cheli, Italian air force pilot and astronaut who beat the German champion in two out of the three races.

1st SPRINT - 600M

Ferrari F2003 9.4 sec / Eurofighter 9.6 sec

2nd SPRINT - 1200M

Ferrari F2003 16.7 sec / Eurofighter 14.2 sec

3rd SPRINT - 900M

Ferrari F2003 13.2 sec / Eurofighter 13 sec

“Obviously the first race was the best. If it hadn’t been for the rain, we would have had more grip! It was fun seeing the plane take off from where I was sitting.”

Michael Schumacher

Spedizione

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All orders placed and delivered between 19 November and 21 December may be exceptionally returned until 7 January.Orders delivered after 21 December follow the ordinary return policy.